The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-10-08
Personal.

KERR,-Mr. and Mrs. J. 8. Kerr spent the
week in Chicago.
FRASk.-Mrs. A. Frank is attending the
festivities at st. Louis.
BLAKE-G. W. w. Blake was in Plano
the fore part Of this week.
PoRrER.-Mr. J. Z. Porter Il. In St. Louis,
taking in the exposition.
woRp.-Mr. Fred Woodward, Of Galloway,
made this Office call this week.
TRA.-willam Trabing. Jr., went up to
Chicago last Tuesday to see Cleveland.
RACES James Carew and Chas Irion went
to S,reator, Wednesday. to the races.
HEss.--Louis Hess was in Chicago, Wed.
nesdsy last. Ask him what he saw.
WAr.-Miss Emma Waterman is installed
as cashier At will McMullen's grocery.
HAwLEY. Mrs. C. L. Hawley and family
have gone to Greenfield, Ohio, for visit.
CoL.-Samuel Dreifuss has returned from
q two weeks visist to Denver, Colorado.
RIALE.-Mr. John Riale, Of Topeka, Kan.
sas, Is the guest of his son. W. C. Riale.
DAr.-Mr. Elmer Day, Of Aurora, has ac-
cepted O position with Lutz & Briggs Of this
city.
BASGs.--Mr. Fred Bangs has returned
from Minnesota, and will now reside in OF.
tawa.
SEHRIYG.-Miss Susie f. Sehring of Joliet,
is the guest of Mr. and Mrs Christman, west
side.
ST. Mrs. s. S. Willis and Mrs. Pritch.
ard returned from St. Louis last Saturday
night.
MAsoS.-Mr. Joseph Mason, of Norway,
paid the FREE TRADER pleasant visit last
Monday.
HoME.-Miss Apnie Porter arrived home
last Wednesday noon from her visit to
Princeton.
wnEY.-Mr. He Wiley of Earl, has
began his work as deputy in the Office of the
circuit court
! ILL-Co. Supt. Stockdale has been abed
for the past week with malarial fever. He
is now improving.
BARYEr.-Mrs. Edith Barnet, of Charles.
town, Ind, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. E.
Y. Griggs, of Ottawa.
Morrrrr.-Mr. Eugene MOfitt left Ottawa
yesterday for Chillicothe, to take a position
as cashier in bank there.
EARLE-Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Earle Of
Chicago, who have been visiting Mrs. Grosh-
ems, returned home Tuesday
HELM.-Henry Helmig, probate clerk, is
back in his office again after having been
absent several weeks from sickness.
FARRELL.-James Farrell for two years
book keeper at McNlullen's, has accepted a
position with l.. Buckley in his new grocery.
HAR.--Prof z. S. Harrison has arrived in
the city to take charge Of new chorus choir
to be organized in the Congregational church.
DAvIs.-Mrs. Emily Davis and children,
of Brooklyn, Iowa, are visiting the family of
Mrs. Davis brother, Mr.. c. D. Trimble, of
this city.
ADAMs.-County Treasurer Adams return
ed last Friday evening from two weeks
visit to Oshkosh, Wis. Mrs. Adams is visit
ing in Chicago.
SMEAp.-Mrs Isaac D. Smead with her
children arc guests of her mother, Mrs. Joel
Armstrong lat E. c. Lewls's), in Deer Park.
Her old friends there, as in Ottawa, will be
glad to welcome her back to her old home.
PENNEY.-Mr. G. E. Penney left for
Adams, N. Y, last Thursday to attend the
funeral of his brother. He had been i'll but
a short time, when, Thursday morning, Mr..
Geo. Z. Penney, of this city, received news
of his death.
CULLEN.-Hon. VIM. Cullen has returned
from an extended trip through Kansas and
the west. He says when he was at Wichita
he thought perhaps he had better buy some
real estate. When he was at Kansas City ne
saw everybody buying real estate until he
became afraid of it. Mr.. Cullen doesn't
think that any of those Kansas cities are
great Improvement on Ottawa.